Alejandra Espinosa
Back in the ‘80s American popular culture was at odds with Black culture and these principles showed in the video rotation of MTV. But it all changed when the King of Pop took the stage.
Esmay Wagemans and Sarah Sitkin are scrutinising processes of organic and inorganic body dysmorphia, literally and abstractly, with their replicas of human skin. Their sculptures are blurring the line of what is real and what it seems to be real.
Hajime Sorayama turned sci-fi literature and films into drawings that depicted the future of the female human, defined by technology, intertwined with mainstream ideas of the perfect woman.
Agnès Varda’s films will be forever remembered: the way she shifted from an objectifying to a subjective gaze has unveiled the correlation between urban spaces, objectification and idealisation of women.
Get to know the eclectic approach to fashion of Giorgiandreazza. "My clothes are basically made for playing: you can destroy them, mess them up, compose them,” and be able to create anything with them.
Meet Lido Pimienta, performing soon at Kantine Berghain, the musician whose electro cumbia and different identities and layers come together in her recent album, Miss Colombia.
We are more than epidermis, dermis and subcutis: our skin is the fine line between us and the outside, what contains us, what protects us—and what reveals us. And it's more than a trend.
'Comedy Queen' has earned the Crystal Bear for Best Film in the Berlinale, 2022. The coming-of-age story made us laugh, cry, and feel tenderly awkward.
The season has started: days are longer, brighter, and more hectic. Find here some art, music and festival events that are happening now (spring 2022) in Berlin.
Ottessa Moshfegh’s main character in ‘My year of rest and relaxation’, a dark comedy published in 2018, decides to sleep for one year to shake off the weariness of being alive. And what could go wrong?
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